
by Jean-François Parot · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782709650359

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In 1786, amidst political rivalries, Le Noir, director of the King's Library, tasks Commissioner Nicolas Le Floch with finding the curator of the medal cabinet. The discovery of a corpse in a house on the Notre-Dame bridge, followed by other murders, leads the Breton policeman on a complex investigation that takes him from the Paris of fences and gambling houses to the harbor of Cherbourg. A captivating dive into 18th-century Paris, where political intrigues and mysteries intersect.

Jean-François Parot was a French diplomat and author of historical mysteries, known for his Nicolas Le Floch series.
